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Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
FIFrH EDIrIil1
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IN, Dots,
pscember 10. VIII hold a had
. The ] = flni.hins ,oucb., v,r
zoe ~ h'0non, olOlhias HsiI siIl Be sIvj
., ,..'. MI. and Mrs. Darrel on W This
IT,. ~ = - .gain open for t,ayalu sa'u' aaj
II. Ths Washington Fi,. ''ri' o
sold It. cid hose Ga s.,,.0. n.rs Company
'"Tn Ere dspattmenit... i..s' to the Nj
~, Leos At Ysrser's Franz,
money. n sis sSipl.oST sSn buy ,i. ,ea ,as' t,s
"a f!ns upholstery ,bo,on.,,
nan. mar. III !1II1IsssIseed ssIsted BY John iMty's') "
Ferris Bros pr,r,.
ot,sOa eSs material 10 from their sb,N'ssn nave NJ
P%Ue ph;,s,.,heir TO their large prIp.inps! S.ai,p!ey y
~ The b hlghest list burning m
a nee n traits Astral. You vii, vi, % tlel
consider this 2. James Nh. R.,, % VI
Botanic Nerve Bitter, so' H.
euts" red ooed plush vhi.t s tfVo.ial 4
1,usn Sruna,., dressing csses, g. 'l9sn ns'
oruR2ist, 2nd aud Marks, oan'
Howard Postles vi.hs. :,
that be visited sewslI Ra1, = IDdsr
and Union streets, On p,'s.,, s,, y
orser to collect q coal h,il uay !.
'he purpose of engaging ia Isu ssns,1 NJ
,. ~ you want to buy some chen
Keeping utensils or iurnirp,see'pn
avaa,sn 70 attend the pnbllc ,aie AZ a. p. =.
l4th inst. "ounesday,
Riggs & Giles, dealers in o..sI
MS, n,sn,ng goods ~ No. 7O3 MAJ. te.
WIZ tear out the front a, 49,.
after the frat OF the ves, a, a. 'as.i
new line of goods on ale AN 'A''
hr, Morris Z Mooe,, l.,or,,,
Meyers clothing store, /. onia hs,s
consrAtnlassd BY the psopIs dr' ~
success In connecting himssIt w,'1 v
economy Clothing Hal, ~
Louis fellhelmer Is the pron.I.,o. u
mr. Brown, corne, Of From, AVID
ket streets, bna comnl.,.. "Hu
u.e.o .,on OF : large wind mill for pum
water, M on the farm Of B, +. % pn'
near brAndywine sp.irg.. Mr.
good farmer and proposes 10 pss a
psovements necessary 10 keep pacs
tue demands oil tia dsv. '-''
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
DI ED.

PAITtN:-ln this city. on tho 10Th instant.
yosoth miiier fAaten, aged IS yesrL
iunera', hom the house OF his nephew, H..
=. Wslet, NO 1873 delaware avenue, on
iueicsy, 18th Instant, ct IL O'Clock q. IN.
SPRIkaEk.-On the eth int. p.,,r
springer. o. eonsu g p,ion. In the toth rear
Of his age.
Relatives and friends tf the fam ily srs a .
Viteo 70 attend tho funeral on tuesday
AFTERNOON, At O'Clock, from his late resi-
denoe, southwest corner OF seventh and
Adams streets. JScrvice, ct tho house and
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Three Fights. bn, oo,

Yesterday afternoon, bp,vse, 3
O'Clock. It is sald a fah, toni nI,1
tho causevAy between q msmbsr n
Washington FIRE Company and a
ber OF the Reliance. No pa,t,.'
can be gained, ba. /, /, stated The
WAS = severe one and both men
oadly beaten. rs certain ,h., n
nRht took place, bat whether bst
memters Of the CON papies or rot
impossible 70 tell. The brldgs /,
sA. 20 or 80 persons crossing the br
ard also saw q number return.
On shipiey street above Third, q
o O'Clock yesterday, q German ol
TO light any two men in q ccr,alu b
ing house. Just then q couple Of '
mtn came cut and he "poIpced"
them. Both Of them, II Is Iaid.
badly bsatea before they recovered
their surprlse.
About the same time q ruuh
negroes engaged In an alteration
Market street bridge. One Of tlel
drew . pistol and frei at his aissi
O negro called "Husky." The /
pasrcd through the leg OF biz tr,r
but did not touch the skin. No a
were made.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Broke His n ose.

1his morning Captain johnson, while
On his way 10 his cigar store en- East
Third street, WAS tab en- with n faiutiuo
spell, to which he Ia subject, and fell in
'front.' OF the REPUBLICAN Office. He
Vas taken to bis home. No. 2l2 Walnut
street, and DR. Grtmshaw snm moned
fhe doctor found his face was badly
orulsed and his nose broken. His in.
IeFies were attended to and he is get.
ting along nicely.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Academy Of n Masic

Daring the first three nights o,
week Bella Moore will appear AZ
popular house 10 "a Moansain r.l
Miss Moore 10 possessed Of rare oea'
II 10 said, IN addition to seing
actress. The scene OF "A sloun
Pink" Ia laid among revenue deseC.
and moonshiners In the moun,Ai1
North Carolins. II 10 , clever pl.!
will be given by . clever COMPANY.
ginning on Thursday evening, W
rem sinder of the week, ]. }. Do'|
and Company will give "Ns'''
Dfe.n
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Nine Persons turned to Dea,b

URoN Dak., December ia report
reached Huron to-day that the farm
house OF N .Harr,s, fourteen miles from
washington, burned last night and thai
the entire family of nine persons we're
burned 10 death. Another report saws
thai Mira Harris and six of her children
i,erashed and that Mr.. Harris and The
F'dtst child, daughter, escaped sever ely
blrnsJ
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

said that whom he bought The fountain
he did not know that there vas any
claim whatever against u. He paid
his money In good faith, and thought
be had clear title.
This closed the evidence, and Mr..
Ward cited . number of Authorit,es TO
the court In behalf Of the plsintif.
Mr.. Ward continued nbdi O'Clock,
vhcu court took recess pntil 3 O'Clock
this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Victims OF the BucKe, sbop.

sisas B.. swartley, the Philadelphia
NSnager OF the Oryille Milling Company,
81 orvrle, Ohio, is missing, and Il said to
e short" about $1,000 In his accounts.
CO cause OF the shortage is said to have
oeen speculation in the "bucket shops"
..aiph Kendall, the alleged proprietor
~ the bucket shop in the Girsrd
II ouse, has been arrested on 8 charge Of
, Il ne1zienent OF $3.50, preferred by W.
>, Drewe.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Cows killed.

George Cochran, residing q. No. 1907
Foro street, had two valuable cows
Killed on Saturday night on the Balti.
n o-e and Ohio Railroad near its Inter.
secucn With Union street. Some ore
aotined Ar. Cochran of the aoc!der /
aoons O'Clock yesterday morning, srd
cpon going TO the place be found one OF
me COWS lying dead at the crossing and
Taiued them at 500
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
a klna HnrLar.

Dr; ssttain Chandler, residing near
Farmland, Del, purchased . youny
pig Abont the Let OF last February, and
isd 10 With suoh care thA. II grew so
great that IL got 80 big II could hardly
yak. II was butohered week before
ast by Guest, the butcher, when n
dressed sos pounds The doctor is prou j
OF this. ~ he thinks 1t hard to besl 10
the pork line.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
DOWN

~ iul fart 5th street, ell Kinds of Grncert,s q
nav nav, nssn snot down in prices. Having 4 Iar.r
stock OF II Iiday Soo"t We propose giving ths
peppie u benefit et the extraordinary low
y layer rAianB II cIs :, Rngli sh walnnts IL Ct
brahlllan nuts 10 ct5., flnc IN xIures is cts best
rock 3 cIt ~ cts, finest Princess pspcr III, ii
N.iuonoh oIhs Tor ~, eItrOn % cts, lemon and
nIsIge netl is - ID. Come "ycryhudy and
gti V'rIHaf' for 81, rSre chance, thev an,
NpIti; scents i-rr.: 10, 90 to be sold lf ono
month: Gnieca: I;iot'st 23r, martrai6o ~.
My I oin Coy (at fi ct-., extra good t,s- fr, ,
Flour sho' dgIA; lay In yorr harrni I',,,a. ~
~ - "''ul' -1'' tti"t-. prunps cts NJ. ttnu,d
~ - hl.Fh'i ipN GJw l. your Chaur'. I,go. /
Ht IE'r' 4 ',Cry "a.
''- % DENSISON 4 FFACI.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
BE sure Your hight tnen 70 All,

Do Suro hour hiRht tneh 70 Ahe
Any person that will try to tell |
through print, that be has reduced
tl4 Buits and overcoa,s to s. or ha
duoed mis- prices 60 cents on ihe id
alter trying TO convince the pe0pld
he cells on SNAIL proBts. deserve
great go'by, especially tboss sca
steEs who are everlsstlDaly tryi(
shrt up ths peoples eJes. Pair
honorable dealers, whose record :
spotloss and who actually deserve
dealt with, and men who are \
worthy of the public's support.
going TO the Economy Strict One
Clothing Hall, 408 Msrke, street.
will really be surprised TO see [
solid, substantial clcthing, mad
reputable MAE arufacturing housed
astonishing low prices, and waite
BY salesmen who represent good
they actually are and are Dot ind
to the art OF sxaHgeration like de
who compel their sslesmen 70 mi
resent In order 10 eject a sale. v
In need Of clothing, kindly give
Economy Hall" . trial, and you
feel pleased TO have been directed
honest clothing dealer.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
The FAIR,

he knights of the Golden Eagle hay-
he exh nded an invitation to the Cont
feotsi Club, No /, to attend thtir fair
zow being held In the Odd Fellowsi Hall
she members are requested TO meet AZ
Aeir headquarters this evening at 10 in
order that they may attend in a body.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
runaway Yesterday

Yesterday afternoon while a''eTd Psd
funeral The horse of James a. III
becap Q frightened and ran aWa5' wer|
er ard wife, and another ~9nlan ,s' and
the carriage at the tlms ~ i.sr remI
woman escaped but Mrs. farHri ..i,re
ed In the carriage The . ca,, IabolI
broken and she was dragged 10. .o IbruI
square receiving some very severn -
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Bts Head Cut on by the Cars.

WAsHrE6ToN, Pa, December Ii
1sard Degarmin was killed last night
being run over by train on the Bslti
ore and Ohio Railroad near this place
8 head was found lying few feet away
1m the boIy. An N was also cut off
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

Iuterosting report.

Rev. Adam Stsngle made a 'eIy
teresting report st the meeting n
Preachers Association In Asbury
Church this morning, of the proceeu'
of she Evangelical Alliance whicn II' M
Washington, ID c. After some V,l ~,
sion 8 copy of it was requested ior Y
cation. Among those present "aS 4
J.B Merritt who is now ioeHI .,,t
Crumpton, Nd, and is meeting WIN
sidera ble ENCOURAGEMENT.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
For dry 9o0dA-CrAnor n ,n
Ohuren Hnnsaar

The Ladies' Aid ssciety cf Madeley N.
e. Church viii give q supper, on Thurs
day evening tho 18th inst Tor the benefl,
OF the church. Tickets iorl aiults 20 cts
each, children 25cts. The friends of the
church generally are iuvitei.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Tho Cs ,ya prince's1h,oa,

3ERLIN, Daeembcr 1.-THE Tace5Jstt
fays II has authority for the stateinen,
L4t iecen medical examinations prove
"ab IN haallng process Is progressing
~iorab y in tn Crown Princes threat.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

AA'' ''.'-. .'''' .,.''.'.'....t soV, oZ II
Stain or DELAWARE
COUNTY CF NAV UAsTLR. Do
j, Otho HoNIabd, Cashier OF tho
aboTo-named bank, DO s2lemuly swear TINT
tho above statement Is true 70 the best Of 10
hnowlecgo aud belief
UfhO ROWLAND. Cashier.
Subscribed and fwo,r 20 before me this
ninth day oi Leoemhsr. 1885,.
LkNl A. BcRIDLkTTE,
Notary Pubnc.
Correct Attest:
Wm. I POE.&H,
W. JONES, Dtrectors.
GEORGE :. CAPkLLE,
dl2-3t
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

Bsauhful assortment of umbrella
IL muh srs, silk hand kerchiefs, linen
andherohieis. Pyle & Lichtens,ein,
6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

seal cloth coats, sea- cloth vrSps,
.Adies' Jackets s=s all eff red a. red uord
pr ees. Pyle & Liohtenstcln, 216 Mar.
keI street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Till Janua Try list.

Before we take account of
stock you can buy an Overeoa.
for $3.50, for S., 8, 7,s, 80, $40,
$l2, SIS, and up to SOS, and each
one will show a reduction OF
from 81 to $13.
The same range Of prices pre-
vail for Mems suits. You can
buy an all.wool dark Sack Suit
for $5 that formerly sold at $l2.
And you can buy an elegant
Satin. lined Suit for $24 that for.
mefly sold for $35. These are
two extremes, but fairly illus.
trate the range Of prices and re-
duction.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

M ANTED COOKs, CHANBFP
maids nd half-grown girls for rrI,-a',
~ motel. Intelligence office, Fn4ll,b A. a
NeIH4 an lt3 ga ge street, dl2-C 5d.1yt
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
VIM. b. SHARP o 90.
VIM. b. SHARP . 90.
Vim, B'Sharp { Co.,
Fourth and Market Sis,

Our store presents many
attractions and useful things
for Christmas gifts.
Whether for household
decoration, household uses
or personal use, you will
find splendid assortments
here to suit your tastes.
Hunters for Christmas
things will find our store a
good place to look over.
To the best OF our ability
we will make YOU welcome
and we place our store at
your disposal.
To avoid the crowds and
afternoon rush your shopping
will be more pleasuraole in
the mornings.
Remember every one is
on the same errand.
In our Carpet rooms, if
you are disposed to antici-
pate your wants, you will
find many decided bargains
among our reduced Carpets.
Ingram Carpets, Brussels
Carpets. Velvet Carpets, Mo-
.quette Carpets--all at a
marked reduction down as
low as % cents for Ingrains
to SI.25 for Moluettes.
Rugs we always make a
speciality of Tor Christmas.
y Smyrna Rugs in all sizes
up to those for rooms --6Oc.,
75c., 81. $l.50, and on up
to $50.
Dagestan Paunjau5 and
Prayer Rugs of the most
beautiful oriental designs;
81 25, So Is, $500, $3.50,
$3.50, $40.
Sheep Skin Rugs-the
best assortment we ever had
in a handsome line of colors:
gold, crimson, cream, corn,
white and black. $1.75 to
IS.
Carpet Sw e epers-No
house is complete withou.
one; dustless, noiseless,
quick. The best one we
know of is the Gold Medal
four-wheeler. sI.75 to S..
there's an odd lot Of
Smyrna Rugs, 26x54 and
3Ox60-Spring patterns in
stead OF this fall. $2.65
from S., SO and s. 80 from
$3.50. Also a few Axmin-
ster Rugs, sizes ISx36. in
only two patterns, quiet
mottles, 75c. from 81 so.
Ottomans and Hassocks-
hundreds of them; Soc, 75c.,
81.
In our Upholstering de-
partment we have the
brightest of bright and pref
ty upholstery things at won.
derfully low prices. Balls,
fringes, plusl,es, tidiesscarts,
silk and worsted cords
silk, worsted, and felt plain
and embroidered lambre-
quins by the yard or piece
table arc piano covers in
turcoman, jute and velour.
Bed Sets in antique lace
and satin, $40 and SIS.
Thin Curtains in Noting
ham, from 81 to SI2 a pair.
Madras Curtains, s. to
SIS per pair. and by the
yard for ! windows.
Swiss Tambour Lace, SIS
to $40.
Brussels Lace, $40 to sos
Turcoman Curtairs, S.. 90
TO $50.
Among our Coats we
show the finest quality and
best made Seal Cloth ear
ments to be had, S17, SIS,
$50, S35 and S4s.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

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Tomorrow pre- misos 10 DE- e,i.'ins ,i.,ans
rather colder. Similar conu
probybly Or Avsil on WedneNus'
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-06
New FA11 DREss Goops.

Enough has arrived to give you fair idea Of
what will be worn
As fast as the new fabrics appear on the
market we shall show you the best of them.
As values extraordinary we offer the fol-
lowing
100 Pieces 40-inch WoolEFoules, in all
the new shades, only 30 and SOC. Per Yard.
Superior to any quality yet offered at these
prices.
125 Pieces 3S-inch AlI-wool "Arnheim Suit
ings, in a choice variety of fine checks in the
best dark-colorin9s.
ONLY SOC. PER YARD
TRICOTS, TRIC0TS, TRICOTS.
Better than ever before, better finished, bet
ter colOred, newer shades
80 INCH, SOC. PER YARD.
50-INCH, 75c. PER YARD.
Novelties" Fancy Suitings and cloths,
in "a variety of the latest Fall ami Winter
Shades, also fancy checks. with neat stripes to
match for the popular Tailor Made Costumes.
The stock is well worthy an inspection.
WOODWARD Il LOTHROP.
Cor I tn and F SITS NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-06
Second "OpEs1se" Or
SCHOOL HOSE.

We have received the balance of our Fall Inn
portation of Children's School Hosiery. and
find them fully up to the high standard of the
samples shown. We conscientiously recon-
mend the present stock as the best intrinsic
values ever our pleasure to offer.
Children's Imported Boot-ribbed Fine Cotton
Hose, white feet, double heel and toe extra
long. full regular made,
sizes-6. 81. z. ~. 8, 81, and 81
Prices-3S, 40. AZ, Al. 46, 4S. So and SIC.
Children's Imported Military Ribbed Fine
Cotton Hose. white feet. double heel and toe,
extra long. full regular made.
Sizes-6, 81. 7. ~, 8, 81. and 9k.
Prices-36 3S, 40, AZ, A. 40. so and SAC.
Children's Imported wv lie Ribbed Fine
Cotton Hose. double knees. heel and toe, extra
long. full regular made, durable quality.
Sizes-6, 81, z, ~, 8, 81, and 9S.
Priees-i2, A. 46. AZ. 80, SO, So and Soc.
All of the above Hose in beautiful shades
of blue and black.
NOTE.--We have had our Hose made in extra
sizes especially for ''overgrown" boys who find
the ordinary sizes too small aud not long
enough TO wear with knee pants.
We also offer the following which we received
previous to the above invoice, which, with the
above constitute the largest stock. largest
variety and best bargains possible to obtain in
this or any city.
Bargain Extraordinary-1OO dozen Chill
dren's Ribbed Cotton Hose, full rugular made,
double heel and toe. coIors-navy blue and
black. sizes-6 to9.
Sizes, 50 T ~ 8 SO 8
Prices. I6 Is 20 % % 25 25c
The lowest prices ever named on such desira-
bic goods.
Special value in Navy Blue-Only 90 dozen
Cmldren's Navy Blue Ribbed Fine Cotton
Hose. double at knee, toe ami heel.
Sizes, 81 Z ~ s 81 9 90 10
Prices, % % % 81 80 33 81 40
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP,
st Cor. 18th and F sts n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-06

The work In the executive departments Is In
many cases a long way behind, as the report part
" prepared by senator CockrelPs committee will
show II the War Department, for example, 1t Is
estimated that the adjustment OF claims under
the act OF July 5, 1854, will require between four
and five years time. This is not as It should be-
n Congress lays fresh burden OF work on any
department.. it ought also TO furnish the men and
means necessary TO its proper handling. The hir-
ing OF lot OF extra clerks for temporary purposes
would involve a little expense, OF course, and
perhaps subject the proponent party to a charge
OF extravaganza from idle minded people; but to
stop short OF good work because somebody is
going 10 use 1t as basis for foolish accusations is
a very poor plan. Equally short-sighted would it
be for the democratic majority in the House to
refuse 10 appropriate money for such object be-
cause their conduct might be Interpreted as an
effort TO fill up the civil service with hungry
spoilsnen In preparation for the Presidential
campaign OF next year. The civil service
rules ought 10 be equal TO protecting the Gov
ernment from an abuse OF that sort. III not, the
quicker they are wiped out the better. What
every Department now needs Is TO have its work
brought up to date. Until this is done, Senators
and Representatives In Congress will spend all
the time they can get away from legislative and
committee sessions to run about town and try, by
badgering persuasion, to get their constituents
business advanced out Of Its order. Here Is a
waste or public resources which ought 70 be
stopped. Members OF Congress were paid to do
something else than act as higher class OF claim
agents There Is simple means OF remedying
existing evils II Congress will but apply It; and
the fear that somebody is going TO criticise I'M
Justly the method employed is TOO contemplate
to be harbored by a self-respecting lawmaker for
a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-06
BAuws MAMMOTH ScHoon Ourr1r

VIII be placed sale in few days, and know that
you have never anything to equal it. 1t contains
the following: 6x9 Slate covered edges, worth 1c.
Slate Pencil worth 1c.; Sponge worth Sc. Hexi-
con Lead Pencil worth Sc Eraser worth &C.: Ruler
worth PC; Pen-hoder worth &C.: Steel Pen worth
lc Total 34c OUR PRICE OR THE COMPLETE
OUTFIT WILL BE Zoe. We have received the bill
for the above but the goods have yet arrived We
expect them every hour. BAUMS
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

FoE RENr-lels ST. IL RS. MOD IMPS.,
cellar furnace. excellent order $50: 121l 18th St
T. new X rs, furnace very iarFe dining room. side
end rear alley, 500; pos St. rs, mod inps.,
go ]. :. and Bessell's Court each $1,000. 90.
W. LlNkINS. 18th and H sts NV sew
Fok kENT-HoCsE 24os CRAVEN TERRACE
\ tfth 81 extended. 10 roulns modern improve
menis; will rem, for s4o If taken at once. Apply n
<Ok RENT-636 10TH ST. NE. Two-SToRf
4 anu cellar AID bath q room Frame. mod. inps
sd lot, fruit trees &C.; $40
THOS c. HENSEY.
SOW 1905 ct NV
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LADIES SILK VEsrs.

We are offering excellent values in these
goods. viz
so dozen Ladies' Colored Silk Vests, low neck
and no sleeves, colors white cream, pink, light
blue. gold lavender. and black. Only $1.5o
each.
so dozen Ladies' Fancy Ribbed Silk Vests,
high neck and long sleeves; colors blue, pink,
and cream
Size .. 3. and 4.
Price-s2 80, s2.75, and SO.
Main floor: south arch.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Tor and Est n n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-06

Labor Day seems TO hold its own In New York
and other States In spite OF all attempts TO prove
10 an undesired holiday and its establishment a
mistake.
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Frasr In THr F,r1n.

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW THE
FIRST RIPE oFFERINGs~ Or THE DE.
sIGNERs SKILL IN Boys AND
CHnDRENs FALL SUITS. VIE LIVE
IN PROGRESSIVE AGE, AND
OURS IS PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS:
THEREFORE, IT Is THAT WE CLAIM tAND
JUSTLY TOO THAT EACH SEASONS PRO-
DUCTIONs IN BOYS AND cH1DREN's
CLOTHING SURPRISES ALL PREVIOUS
EFFORTS IN THAT LINE. THIS SEASON.
HOWEVER. IT Is NOT ALONE TIE BEAUTY
OF SHAPE NOR THE ORIGINALITY OF DE-
SIGN THAT MARK THE BOYS AND chill
DREN's FALL SUITS WE HAVE PREPARED
FOR OUR LITTLE FRIENDS. BUT ALSO
THE EXTENT AND VARIETY OF THE
HANDSOME AND UNIQUE FABRICS FROM
WHICH THEY ARE MADE AND THEWEHE-
RESISTING QUALITIES THE FABRICS
POSSESS. COMBINED WITH THE THOR
OUGHNEss WITH WHICH THE GARMENTS
ARE MADE, THE CREDIT FOR WHICH IS
DUE TO NEW AND IMPROVED METHODS
ORIGINATED BY R-coNFINED
TO THE MANUFACTURERS WHOSE PRO.
DUCTIONs WE CONTROL. AND THEN
WIEN IT'S TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION
WHAT VAST DISTRIBUTING CENTER
OUR HOUSE Is FOR BOYS AND Chill
DREN's CLOTHING 1T WILL READILY BE
SEEN THAT WE ARE ENABLED TO NAME
PRICES FOR THE GOODS WE SELL THAT
PRACTICALLY PLACES Us BEYOND THE
REACH OF COMPETITION.
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THE BOYS OWN OUTFITTERs.
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while here. Your name beautifully engraved O.
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7nosc 'rho ie1rethe city during the summer can
mare The Star mailed 10 them for any length Of
tune AMI the address changed often ne desired
- Mani subscription must be invariably paid in
adrdce al the rate Of so cents per month, for the
term desired.